[Private] Burdens of a company man.
So, Tucker knows the truth about the horrible fate of Cordelia Chase-Bloom. He's been carrying the information around like it's a piece of delicious hard candy in his mouth. The only people he's been tempted to blab to are Warren and Kara, of course. Warren... well, he might have told him a little bit. Not everything. But it's sort of an interesting experiment in humanity to watch people freak out over the death of a lady they hardly knew, and her unborn child.
He hopes that Cordelia will have a chance to witness all the angst, whenever she gets back from _______ [word stricken from thought, for security reasons]. She'd love all the outpouring. The tributes. The love. No one has properly mourned her sweet rack (with photos and papier-mache casts), but maybe someone will work that into their 5 stages of grief.
Tucker does, however, feel a little bad for Orlando. He's devastated, obv. Of course Orlando is the one who should know the truth the most, but he's also the one who can't, the most.
Ah, well.
Life's a bitch, man. But business is business.
He hopes that Cordelia will have a chance to witness all the angst, whenever she gets back from _______ [word stricken from thought, for security reasons]. She'd love all the outpouring. The tributes. The love. No one has properly mourned her sweet rack (with photos and papier-mache casts), but maybe someone will work that into their 5 stages of grief.
Tucker does, however, feel a little bad for Orlando. He's devastated, obv. Of course Orlando is the one who should know the truth the most, but he's also the one who can't, the most.
Ah, well.
Life's a bitch, man. But business is business.